Why are my prayers in Dutch not accepted, but my prayers in English are accepted?

[Anonymous]

Is God a racist or worse yet, is he a British? Lmaooo

[Anonymous]

God is not biased towards any particular language or nationality. Prayer is a way of communicating with God, and it's not the language that matters but the sincerity and faith in the heart of the person praying. God is beyond any human-made concepts such as nationality, race, or language. Therefore, language is not a factor in whether a prayer is accepted or not. It is possible that you might feel more connected to God when you pray in English, which can make your prayers feel more effective. However, this has nothing to do with God being biased towards English or any other language.

[NamerOfStars]

I don't know- but for what it's worth, I make my prayers in Irish (since it doesn't have words for a simple "yes" or "no", the utility of which should be obvious), and they sometimes get answered, so if He's British, He doesn't really mean it.

[Daniela1982]

Come on. You know the answer to that. You are just trolling.

[Asker]

Yeah 😂

[dreamstar72]

Make you wonder if God is really a “just” God. Maybe he/she/? made the commandments for us to follow but he can disregard them

[MementoMori777]

Or you missed his instructions when he gave em to you lol

[VikingWarLord]

Sky daddy / Cloud papa / Sky wizard has preferences,

you need to get with the program there tootz !

[LovrUFFAllls]

No one likes the Dutch
Because they can't remember if you are form Netherlands or Denmark.

[es20490446e]

Dutch is too complicated for God to understand.